How to Melee Attack in Mass Effect Andromeda If you ever run out of ammo in Mass Effect Andromeda (and I sure hope you don’t), you’ll have to rely on your flashy Omni-tool to get yourself out of any sticky situation. The Omni-tool is the only piece of equipment that will allow you to perform a melee attack. To use a melee attack on enemy attack, simply tap the Y button (or triangle if you’re on PS4) to perform a stab.

Earlier this morning, Good Smile Company hosted its WonHobby Gallery 2022 Spring in Akihabara, Tokyo, showcasing upcoming figures from its affiliated brands. As usual, plenty were related to video games. The pictures below were provided by the popular retailer AmiAmi on Twitter. We start with a look at brand new announcements including Zhongli and Raiden Shogun Nendoroids from Genshin Impact, another portraying Pretender/Oberon from Fate/Grand Order, Megaera from Hades, Sophie from Atelier Sophie 2, and a few inevitable ones from Uma Musume: Pretty Derby.

KoniKoni City – Pokemon Moon KoniKoni City is the final city you’ll get to on Akala Island, and it’s also where you’ll battle the second Kahuna of Pokemon Moon, Olivia. It’s on the south end of the island and you’ll eventually get to the city simply by following the story, but there’s a couple locations you’ll need to pass through on your way. After completing Mallow’s trial, the story will want you to head back to Heahea City and go to the Dimensional Research Lab.

How to Beat Great Shinobi Owl Boss Fight in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is the latest game from the developers FromSoftware. The game is full of everything you would expect from a FromSoftware title including unforgiving combat, challenging boss encounters, and large open areas to explore. Speaking of challenging bosses, here’s how to beat the Great Shinobi Owl boss fight in Sekiro.  Boss fights are some of the best parts of Sekiro, even if they can be extremely frustrating at times.

How to Beat Electro & Vulture in Spider-Man PS4 This post contains spoilers for the later stages of Spider-Man PS4’s story, specifically, your encounter with Electro and Vulture. If you’d rather experience it for yourself spoiler-free, we advise that you turn back now. Following the events of Spider-Man PS4’s second act, things are in a bit of a mess for poor ol’ Spidey. Crime is running rampant through the streets, and some notorious villains that Spider-Man is definitely familiar with are doing a lot of the damage.